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 1    I, 5 |        their production in God. Pythagoras thus defined the being of
 2  III, 2 |        not wise. Nay, in truth, Pythagoras, who first invented this
 3  III, 14|        that he wished to praise Pythagoras, who was the first, as I
 4  III, 18|        and remarkable memory of Pythagoras! O miserable forgetfulness
 5  III, 19|       But he evidently believed Pythagoras, who, in order that he might
 6   IV, 2 |      WISDOM IS TO BE FOUND; WHY PYTHAGORAS AND PLATO DID NOT APPROACH
 7   IV, 2 | accustomed to wonder that, when Pythagoras, and after him Plato, inflamed
 8  VII, 8 |  explained in his own writings. Pythagoras also was previously of the
 9  VII, 12| Epicurean system are opposed to Pythagoras, who contends that souls
10  VII, 13|         to him than to Plato or Pythagoras. Let us therefore seek for
11  VII, 23|     corruptly as the poets. For Pythagoras asserted that souls passed